Sherwood Park's BEST Hotel? Unbelievable Perks Await at the Western Plus!

Best Western Plus Sherwood Park Inn And Suites Sherwood Park (AB) Canada

Sherwood Park's BEST Hotel? Unbelievable Perks Await at the Western Plus!

Alright, buckle up, buttercups, because I've just waded through the (relatively) sparkling waters of Sherwood Park's hotel landscape. And guess what? The Western Plus, they're claiming to be the spot. Let's see if they're full of hot air or if they're actually offering the goods. And let’s be real, finding a decent hotel is harder than finding parking at the Mill Woods rec centre on a Tuesday night. So, I've put on my investigative fedora (figuratively, because I’m in my pajamas) and dug deep.

Accessibility & Safety First: The Basics (and the Not-So-Basics)

Okay, let's get this out of the way first: Accessibility. They do list “Facilities for disabled guests” and "Wheelchair accessible," which is a good start. Important, and I hope they really mean it, not just a ramp slapped on and called it a day. Honestly, that stuff is non-negotiable. I'm crossing my fingers on this one.

Cleanliness & Safety? Here's Where They REALLY Shine (Supposedly)

• Anti-Viral Cleaning, Hand Sanitizer Galore, and All That Jazz: Very, VERY important these days. They're talking “Professional-grade sanitizing services,” “Rooms sanitized between stays,” and “Daily disinfection.” I'm not sure how they would achieve that, but good on them for trying!
• The "Opt-Out" Option: Yes, you can opt-out of room sanitization? Good for the environment.
• Staff Training: I’m assuming they are trained right, what more can you ask for?
• Cashless…& Food Safety: Cashless payment service, individually-wrapped food options (smart!), and a safe dining setup. This made me feel a bit better.

My Thoughts on Safety? Well, it's not just about ticking boxes. I want to know if the staff actually cares. Are they just going through the motions, or are they genuinely trying to keep guests safe? A little extra care goes a long way.

Services & Conveniences: The Perks That Make or Break a Stay

Alright, let’s get into the nitty-gritty. The Western Plus offers all the standard stuff: "24-hour Front Desk, Daily Housekeeping, Dry Cleaning, Elevator, Luggage Storage - Check, check and check!"

• The "Business Facilities": Okay, they've got the essentials, including some meeting/banquet facilities, and audio-visual equipment for special events.
• On-Site Event Hosting: That could be amazing for weddings, or corporate meetups.
• The Car Situation: Now, "Car park [free of charge], car park [on-site], car power charging station, valet parking…" Okay, that's pretty solid.

Dining, Drinking, and Snacking: Fueling the Adventures

Here’s where the Western Plus sounds promising, but I need to know the real vibe.

• Restaurants & Bars: They do have "Restaurants" and" Bar" so that's good, and a "Poolside bar"!
• Breakfast Bonanza: “Breakfast [buffet],” “Breakfast service,” and even “Breakfast in room” and “Breakfast takeaway service". As a self-proclaimed breakfast aficionado, I’m curious. Is it a sad continental spread, or a glorious spread of bacon, eggs, and waffles? This is a dealbreaker, folks.

Things To Do & Ways To Relax – the “Treat Yourself” Factor

Here’s where the Western Plus hits some of the high notes.

• The Spa Experience: "Spa, Sauna, steamroom, massage," ooooOOoooh! I’m getting visions of a hot stone massage, a nice sauna and a refreshing steam room.
• The Fitness Center?: Fitness center, Gym/fitness - I like this!
• The Pool with A view: "Swimming pool, Swimming pool [outdoor]" and "Pool with view"!!

For The Kids: Babysitting service, family/child friendly, kids facilities, kids meal, a pool.. all the things!

(Note: I have not verified anything, this is all based on their list)

Inside the Room: Creature Comforts and Caveats

This is where the rubber meets the road. The room itself can make or break a stay. Let's see what they're offering:

• Bedding Basics: “Extra long bed,” "Blackout curtains,""Linens," you can rest assured that you are getting a quality sleep.
• Techie Stuff: "Wi-fi [free], internet access- wired & wireless" And the all important "Socket near the bed" - I need to charge my phone nearby!
• The Bathroom Brigade: "Complimentary toiletries & Robes & Slippers." I like it!
• The "Little Extras": "Mini bar", "Coffee/tea maker", "Refrigerator" I'm in!!

The "I'll Need to See It to Believe It" Department

• "Couple's Room" Really? Maybe a romantic getaway spot? Might need to be tested, for research purposes of course!
• "Proposal spot"? Seriously? That's either brilliant or terrifying. Imagine the pressure! But hey, if they're really that romantic…
• "Shrine": Whoa. Is that actual shrine or just a fancy decoration?

The Rambling Review: My Gut Feeling

Okay, so, after that whirlwind tour, what's the verdict? The Western Plus sounds promising. They’re hitting a lot of the right notes on safety and cleanliness, which is huge right now. They seem to have solid amenities and a decent spa. But here's the thing: hotel descriptions are like dating profiles. They can be curated to look amazing. I want the real, messy, down-to-earth truth.

My Anecdote: The Search for the Perfect Breakfast

One of my biggest criteria is the breakfast. It's the most important meal of the day, right? Okay, so I'm picturing this: I wake up, maybe get a massage, then saunter over to a buffet brimming with fluffy pancakes, crispy bacon, and fresh fruit. Or, even better: breakfast in bed! Imagine this: I make my way down to the lobby, and all I see is a single, lonely, stale muffin. My heart would shatter.

The Verdict (with Reservations and Optimism!)

The Western Plus could be your Sherwood Park oasis. They are putting a lot of the right things on the table. The only way to know for sure is to go check it out!

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The Unbelievable Offer to Tempt You

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Here's what awaits you:

• FREE Wi-Fi: Stay connected with lightning-fast internet, in all rooms!
• A Relaxing Spa Experience: Get pampered with a massage, sauna, and steam room!
• Sumptuous Breakfast: Enjoy a complimentary breakfast buffet - or indulge in breakfast in bed, because you deserve it!
• Free Parking: No more stressful parking hunts!

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• A complimentary bottle of wine upon arrival.
• A voucher for a free massage at our spa.
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Best Western Plus Sherwood Park Inn And Suites Sherwood Park (AB) Canada

Okay, buckle up, buttercups, because this isn't your grandma's meticulously color-coded travel itinerary. This is… well, this is my attempt to survive a weekend at the Best Western Plus Sherwood Park Inn And Suites in, you guessed it, Sherwood Park, Alberta. And trust me, surviving might be the operative word by the time we're done.

The "Project: Weekend Getaway (Or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Pancake Machine)" Itinerary (Maybe)

Friday: Arrival, Anticipation, and the Dreaded Parking Lot

• 3:00 PM - Arrival & Check-In: The Gauntlet Begins. Okay, so, the website photos looked… optimistic. Let's just say the lobby wasn't quite as gleaming as promised. More of a “slightly worn, but clean-ish” vibe. The check-in clerk, bless her heart, seemed to have just pulled a double shift. She was lovely, though, and after a brief, "Is the pool open?" (spoiler alert: yes!), I had my key and was off to explore my domain.
  • Anecdote: Finding the room involved something of a scavenger hunt. "Turn left at the vending machine with the slightly flickering light, past the pile of towels that have been there since last Tuesday, and your room is, hopefully, the one with the working lock."
  • Quirky Observation: The elevator played elevator music. In all seriousness, it played a slightly too upbeat rendition of "Killing Me Softly With His Song." I found that to be a little odd.
• 3:30 PM - Room Reconnaissance. The Moment of Truth. The room itself? Meh. But hey, it had a bed! A slightly saggy bed, it's true. And the view… let's just call it "urban landscaping." But the important thing is the space. I immediately plopped my bags down, and then did a small dance, because I was free. Almost free.
  • Emotional Reaction: Initial disappointment. The kind that hits you when a Tinder profile picture promises Ryan Reynolds and you get… well, not Ryan Reynolds. Settle in.
• 4:00 PM - Poolside Panic (and a Brief Glimpse of Hope!). The pool! Ah yes, the pool. I'm not a swimmer, but the allure of lukewarm chlorine is strong. The place was a small splash of kid-filled chaos. Kids were screaming, splashing, doing cannonballs, and all was well with the world. Then a tiny child, no older than 4, loudly declared, "Mommy, I pooped myself." And with that, I went straight back to my room.
  • Messy Structure: See? Told ya it was going to go off the rails a little.
• 6:00 PM - Dinner at [Restaurant Name Redacted]. I am trying to be a good traveler and avoid the chain restaurants, but I'm not sure I succeeded. It was decent. The waiter, a young man with a kind smile, was probably the best part. I tipped him well. He deserved it. Because, you know, the service industry.
• 8:00 PM - The Netflix Numbness. After dinner, I sat in my room and caught up on a few shows I'd missed. I fell asleep mid-season. Classic.

Saturday: The Quest for Breakfast, and the Pancake Machine

• 7:00 AM - The Breakfast Bar Battlefield. This is where things get real. The website raved about the "complimentary breakfast." Visions of fluffy scrambled eggs and fruit platters danced in my head. The reality? A line. A very long line. The coffee tasted like it had been brewed in a sock. And the pancake machine… oh, the pancake machine.
  • Rambling: The pancake machine. This mechanical marvel… could it be truly great? I mean, it looked impressive. A stainless steel behemoth dispensing golden discs of… something. I got in line. I waited. I watched two kids battle over the syrup dispenser. A woman yelled, "They're stuck." Another lady was desperately trying to figure out which buttons to push.
• 7:45 AM - Pancake Machine Revelation… or, the Great Flapjack Fail. My turn! I pushed the button. The machine sputtered. A sad, misshapen pancake limped out. I tried again. Same result. And then it fell apart in my hands. I gave up and ate a banana.
  • Stronger Emotional Reaction: Deflated. Like a pancake that failed to puff up.
  • Doubling Down: The sheer audacity of a breakfast machine, giving me subpar pancakes, the promise of pancakes, a betrayal, this is why I travel.
• 8:00 AM - A Brief Excursion (Attempted). I thought I'd check out the area. I found some stores. I found a Tim Horton's. I bought coffee.
• 12:00 PM - Lunch at the Inn. I ended up having fries and a burger at the small restaurant. It was fine.
• 2:00 PM - Poolside Round 2. I dipped my toes in. I did not go in. The "is it clean" feeling was too strong.
• **7:00 PM - Dinner. I tried to be adventurous, and I ordered something I'd never had before. I enjoyed that (sort of)
• 9:00 PM - Bedtime. I read and I fell asleep early.

Sunday: Departure (and the Sweet, Sweet Release)

• 8:00 AM - Breakfast Round 2: The Redemption Attempt! Knowing the pancake machine's treachery, I came prepared. I snagged a waffle (much more successful than the pancakes, thankfully) and a hard-boiled egg. Success!
• 9:00 AM - Final Room Inspection. Surprisingly, I left the room in good condition. No signs of a party.
• 10:00 AM - Check Out & Escape! The clerk was there. I was ready to go.
• Throughout the Trip - The Big Picture. So was this a perfect trip? No. Was it perfect to me? Yes. Not everything was great, but it was an experience. I'd be back.
  • Opinionated Language: Listen, the Best Western Plus Sherwood Park Inn and Suites is not the Ritz. But it was… fine. It served a purpose. And the memories, the good, the bad, the pancake machine, those are worth their weight in gold. So get out there and travel. Take a risk. Be a little messy. Embrace the weirdness. You won’t regret it.

This is just a draft, of course. I'm sure I'll stumble across more weirdness, and I can't predict how the real trip will go. But one thing's for sure: it'll be an adventure. Wish me luck. And maybe pack your own syrup.

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Best Western Plus Sherwood Park Inn And Suites Sherwood Park (AB) CanadaOkay, buckle up, buttercup. We're diving headfirst into the (allegedly) glorious glory of the Western Plus in Sherwood Park. And let me tell you, as someone who's seen a LOT of hotel rooms, some of them haunted by questionable plumbing, I have OPINIONS. Here's the FAQ, and trust me, it's a wild ride:

Is the Western Plus *actually* the best hotel in Sherwood Park? They *say* that...

Okay, let's be real. "Best" is subjective, right? Like, is it the "best" if you're looking for a romantic getaway and your idea of romance is a lukewarm continental breakfast and a view of a parking lot? Maybe. **But listen, I've stayed at the Western Plus three times, and each time... it was a *thing*.** First time, the elevator sounded like a wheezing walrus. Second time? Fire alarm at 3 AM. Third time? Well, we'll get to that. So, not "best" in the sense of flawless. But… is it memorable? Oh, absolutely. Is it *tolerable*? Usually.
Look, if you're expecting the Ritz, you're in the wrong place. If you're expecting a clean, relatively comfortable place to crash after a long day (or a wild night, no judgement), then yeah, it's probably fine. Don't go expecting magic. Go expecting… the possibility of adventure.

What's this I hear about "Unbelievable Perks"? Are we talking gold-plated toothpicks here?

"Unbelievable Perks" is marketing speak, my friends. Don't get your hopes *too* high. But! They *do* have free breakfast. And, as a seasoned traveler obsessed with hotels, I must say, it's a decent breakfast. Decent enough. Waffles? Check. Scrambled eggs that *vaguely* resemble real eggs? Check. A lukewarm coffee dispenser that, somehow, I still manage to drink a whole cup of? Double check!
Also, parking is free, which is a huge win if you're driving. And they *usually* have a pool and hot tub. "Usually," being the operative word. Remember the *third* time I stayed? Pool closed for maintenance. So. Yeah. Unbelievable? Exaggeration. Convenient? Often.

The rooms...tell me about the rooms! Are they spotless? Luxurious? Or... is it the kind of place where you'd expect to find a stray sock?

Alright, here's the lowdown. The rooms are... functional. They're not the kind of rooms you'd write home about, unless home is a tiny, one-room apartment and you're desperate for ANYTHING new to talk about. They're clean-ish. Let's say that. Think well-worn but generally okay. You might find a stray hair in the bathroom. Maybe. But it's probably yours, honestly.
I once found something that *might* have been a rogue pretzel under the bed. I’m choosing to believe it WAS a pretzel, and that it tasted of nothing.
The beds are comfortable *enough*. The pillows? Hit or miss. Bring your own if you're picky. The TVs work, generally. And you get that wonderful, stale hotel air smell. You know what I’m talking about, right? It's a mix of cleaning solution, old carpets and the faint ghost of someone else's forgotten cologne. It's… an experience.
Okay, wait, *that third time*. I need to tell you about the third time! I had to switch rooms because... well, the first room *smelled* like a wet dog had been living in it for a week. Like, a *very* smelly, very wet dog. They were apologetic, though. Which is something, I guess. The second room? Fine. Just... fine.

What about the staff? Friendly? Helpful? Or do they look at you like you're interrupting their day?

Okay, this is where the Western Plus *mostly* redeems itself. The staff? They're generally lovely. They're not going to be your best friend, but they're polite, helpful, and they seem genuinely trying. They deal with a lot – crank callers, people complaining about the temperature, the aforementioned wet dog smell – and they handle it all with a surprising amount of grace.
Remember that fire alarm incident? Terrifying, it was. But the staff kept their cool and made sure everyone was accounted for. That's worth something! They even offered me a free coffee the next morning. Redemption? Maybe. Almost.

Is there a fitness center? (And is it actually usable?)

There *is* a fitness center, technically. I've seen it. It consists of a treadmill (probably works), an elliptical (maybe works), and some free weights (probably rusty). I haven't *used* it. I’m not a fan of gyms, to be honest. I prefer to walk outside, get some sun, and then come back and eat a waffle. Maybe YOU are a gym person! Kudos to you.
So, yes, there's a gym. Use it at your own risk.

Location, Location, Location! Is it conveniently located? Close to restaurants? Things to do?

Here's the deal. Location is… okay. It's in Sherwood Park, which, unless you *live* in Sherwood Park, might not be the most exciting place on Earth. It's near some chain restaurants, a movie theater, and some shopping. So, if you're there for business or you need a quick bite, it's fine. Walking distance? Probably not. Prepare to drive.
And driving means you need to be sober. Not that I would tell you NOT to drink, I’m just saying don’t drink and drive. But if you LIKE to drink in the hotel, well, hey, it's convenient!

Ultimately, should I stay at the Western Plus in Sherwood Park? Spill the tea!

Okay, here's the brutal truth. It’s… fine. It's not a destination. It's a place to *stay*. If you need a place to sleep, shower, and maybe eat some lukewarm eggs before you go, then yeah, it'll do. Don't expect perfection, don't expect luxury, and definitely don't expect gold-plated toothpicks.
Just… go in with realistic expectations. And maybe pack your own pillow.
And for the love of all that is holy, check the pool hours *before* you get excited about a swim. And pack some earplugs. You never know when a wheezing walrus might be using the elevator. Or that fire alarm might decide to go off.
Still... would I stay again? Probably. Because, honestly, sometimes "okay" is good enough. And besides... a quirky hotel experience always makes for a good story, doesn't it?

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